Model for filtration combustion of carbon: Approximation of a thermodynamically equilibrium composition of combustion products
Abstract A model for stationary filtration combustion of mixtures of carbon with a solid incombustible material in a counterflow a gas containing oxygen and a chemically inert gas is proposed. If the rates of chemical reactions in the combustion zone are sufficiently high, the ratio of carbon monoxi...
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